The phrase "able to stroke the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is capable of physically stroking or caressing something, often in a gentle or affectionate manner.
Example: "The therapist was able to stroke the cat gently, calming it down during the session."
Alternatives: "capable of petting the" or "able to caress the".
Investors won't be allowed to drive the cars but will be able to stroke them, as they will be displayed at events such as the Goodwood Revival and Grand Prix de Monaco Historique.
He strained his body forward, she reached through the gate and was able to stroke his gaunt face with one finger.
Last November I attended Mass at Sainte Rita, where in addition to classic pets (like cats and dogs and parrots), I was also able to stroke camels, goats, and llamas in pursuit of the divine blessing.
A few months before the demolition was announced, we attended Mass at Sainte Rita, where in addition to classic pets (like cats and dogs and parrots), we were also able to stroke camels, goats and llamas in pursuit of the divine blessing.
By Eugene Kinkead The New Yorker, June 25 , 1938P. 52 Personality sketch of Don Mume of the U. of Washington, who, if he does pace Washington to victory this year, will be one of the only two men who have been able to stroke a winning varsity crew three times at Poughkeepsie.
Scrum penalty followed maul penalty, Australia with little left in the tank after a punishing campaign, and Ford was able to stroke over another penalty late on as Lancaster and his fellow coaches celebrated with undisguised relief.
William joked about not being able to stop stroking the head of Chewbacca.
By improved training in identifying and assessing patients with stroke, EMS nurses will be able to contact the stroke unit and use the stroke pathway system even better.
What was lost in not being able to touch and stroke the fabrics was gained in seeing the graphic silhouettes outlined behind the glass: tailored suits contrasting with tough-and-lush outerwear like deep pile duffel coats or a mink bomber jacket.
10 The reason for the CHADS2 and the CHA2DS2-VASc scores being able to predict stroke risk in a non-AF population is unclear.
